Anyone watching the industry knows AMD (NYSE:AMD) and ARM (NASDAQ:ARMH) are up to something together, it is more obvious than two teen-agers giggling when they glance at each other.
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At AFDS/Fusion 11, Jem Davies gave a talk about ARM’s view on power and heterogeneous computing
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This week was a surprisingly busy one with AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit taking the center stage in the news.
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We have already received the first indications that tablet sales are not as strong as expected.
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Updated: BAPCO has turned into a bad joke, so bad that Nvidia, AMD, and VIA just quit.
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AMD’s Phil Rogers gave the first keynote at AFDS/Fusion 11, the topic was where are we going on the software side of things.
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When AMD first gave out power use numbers for Llano, I was far beyond skeptical.
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Chinese MIPS developer Ingenic has just completed a 65nm MIPS24 compatible chip complete with integrated graphics and I/O on the chip.
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SemiAccurate is happy to offer a new feature called Flashback Friday.
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Corel’s chief technology officer, Graham Brown, spoke at one of the AFDS keynotes.
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There were a few interesting bacon-bits to come out of a rather dry media roundtable session, titled “Why Common Industry Standards Foster Innovation”, with representatives from AMD, ARM, and a certain Redmond, Washington based company.
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Every once in a while, a company does something so incredibly bone-headed it makes your wonder what they were thinking.
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I was lucky enough to attend Dr. Anne C Elster’s presentation on Real-Time Processing in OpenCL and GPUs a this years ADFS.
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The Chromebook from Samsung looks very much like a netbook and is also using an Atom processor.
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A group of students from Computer Science and Engineering department at the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering have developed a storage array based on PCM (Phase Change Memory) that is seen by many as a successor to both dynamic RAM and flash memory.
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